Open source Ruby on Rails photo gallery
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== Welcome to Balder photo gallery Made by Espen Antonsen. Version 1.2.0rc2 for Rails3 Issues: - carrierwave not saving to model, only to disk (testet on ubuntu) - jpg files not being upload, no error written to log (testet on osx) http://balderapp.com == Features * Stores photos to disk in folders or on S3 (can run from Heroku...yay) * Create multiple thumbnails of custom sizes * Read and writes EXIF/IPTC title, description and keywords * Organize in albums (as events in iPhoto) * Combine albums in collections (as albums in iPhoto) * Upload multiple photos * Tag photos. Can also tag albums (actually all photos in album is tagged) * User management with roles and permissions * Geo-location of albums & photos with Google Maps integration. == License Free for personal use. Contact me for commercial license. == Requirements Rails 3.0 Software - ImageMagicK (required for Carrierwave resizing). Can also use ImageScience Optional: - ExifTool (required for Mini_EfixTool) Ruby Gems - AuthLogic - Mime-Types - Carrierwave Optional: - AWS/S3 (if saving to Amazon s3) - Mini_Exiftool (to read exif info to database. See photo.rb model) == Installation 1. Clone the project from GitHub or Gitorious: GitHub: git clone git://github.com/espen/balder.git 2. Install required software listed above 3. 'bundle install' to install required gems. 4. Adjust the settings in balder.rb 5. Copy database file (not needed when hosting on Heroku): cp config/database.example.yml config/database.yml 6. Create database user and edit database file. (unless on Heroku or using SQLite3) 7. rake db:create 8. rake db:migrate 9. Start up the project with your preferred web-server === Optional: add photos directly to disk The gallery has a web-based upload tool. Alternatively you can upload files directly by doing this: Put photos in containing folders(albums) in the specified gallery folder. Hierarchy of folders is not fully supported. This format is recommended: ./ski weekend in hemsedal/snow.jpg ./ski weekend in hemsedal/afterski.jpg ./trip to iran/beautiful girls in tehran.jpg ./trip to iran/mosque in yazd.jpg ./trip to iran/powder snow in dizin.jpg Every time you manually add photos to disk you must scan by visiting /photos/scan == Copyright and license info This code is copyrighted by Espen Antonsen. The source code is available free under the GNU General Public License version 3 (GPLv3). If the GPLv3 is not suitable for you please contact me for an alternative license for a fee.